So vast, indeed, is the library of the Spanish Theatre that it has not as yet been identified, a task which in view of the author's own statement may well be deemed nigh impossible.

When it was first introduced to England, has not been ascertained; but it has long been in use, and esteemed as a favourite seasoning plant to various dishes.

Therefore, if the housekeeper is told by the butcher that he has not any in his shop, it should not occasion disappointment to the purchaser.

It has not strength to raise a vapour, or furnish out the wind of a tolerable bluster.

Mr. Drummond answered: "Bacon is a young man who has not yet arrived at thirty years.

Although the poet has not made any use of this incident in description, the actual experience which it gave him of what despair is, could not but enrich his metaphysical store, and increase his knowledge of terrible feelings; of the workings of the darkest and dreadest anticipationsslow famishing deathcannibalism and the rage of self-devouring hunger.

permit me then the opportunity of showing the expense you have been at has not been thrown away.

This expectation has not merely been disappointed.

Has not its oak-ribbed ceiling rung, for now a hundred years, to the laughter of painters, sculptors, grave divines (unbending at least there), great lawyers, statesmen, wits, even of Foote and Quin themselves; while the sleek landlord wiped the cobwebs off another magnum of that grand old port, and took in all the wisdom with a quiet twinkle of his sleepy eye?

"Mr Null has not yet come to my house," said Mrs Keswick, "and it is very natural that one should desire to know the husband of her only niece who is, or should be, the same as a daughter to her.

That Glisson influenced Leibnitz, as maintained by H. Marion (Paris, 1880), has not been proven; cf.

She is quite unwell this morning; has not even got up yet;" and leading the way upstairs, he ushered Mrs. Ellis into the bedroom.

But, it is because he has seen that all which is thus beautiful and excellent in mind and heart, perishes in the atmosphere of slavery: it is because humanity in the slave sinks down to a level with the brute and in the master gives place to the attributes of a fiendthat he has not felt at liberty to decline the task.

Whilst your speech argues, at no small length, that Congress has not the right to abolish slavery in the District, all that it says in favor of the Constitutional power to abolish it, is that "the language (of the Constitution) may possibly be sufficiently comprehensive to include a power of abolition."

" "Yes, yes, he has," said a low but eager voice at the elbow of the Rover, which rather seemed to breathe out the syllables than dare to utter them aloud; "he has not yet delivered the half of his commission, or sadly has he forgotten the sacred trust!

Nevertheless, if He has not told us all, He has told us enough.

There is no principle held to-day by this great Republican party that has not had the sanction of your Government in every department for more than seventy years.

" To which the lovely maiden answers: "The great Jaw-waw that rules our Land, And pearly Indian sea Has not so absolute Command As thou hast over me, With a Jimminy, Gomminy, Gomminy, Jimminy, Jimminy, Gomminy, whee.

We are punished because our idolising love has rested content with the form that it has borne, and has not gone further and deeper into the love which it typified.

The few must live their lives out to the full in order that all others may live their lives completely; for the temple of humanity has not only the broad floor, but the Cross glittering above the pinnacle.

What can mortals hope or imagine, which the master of this palace has not obtained?

It has not since been changed.

Has not the truth in Christian Science met a response from Prof. S.P. Langley, the young American astronomer?

He has not been able to buy a winter overcoat, and Mr. Cuningham suspects he has often not had enough to eat.

Russia, in spite of her vast riches, has not arrived at supercivilization, where there is corruption in the very atmosphere.